Supreme Court begins new term with major climate change accountability case

Supreme Court begins new term with major climate change accountability case

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The Supreme Court's new term opens with a significant case addressing whether local governments can hold large energy companies responsible for local climate change damages. This case has implications that extend beyond environmental issues, potentially affecting broader legal and regulatory frameworks.

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